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Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 15:27
The race is long... and in the end, it's only with yourself.
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 15:48
ive only had bobs problems when i did it wrong.
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 15:48
Wtf is bridging?
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 15:56
deadlifts are bad, bridging is not.........hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...........
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 15:59
I did my back in for 18 months while deadlifting, ok i guess my form was wrong but I'd never do another deadlift as long as I live after what I went through
"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within." Will Durant
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19 April 2008 16:17
an idiot
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19 April 2008 16:22
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19 April 2008 16:41
Lets be honest, deadlifts probably are bad for you. And squats. Most heavy compounds in fact. They're not natural movements, good form or not. I struggle to think of any serious trainers without a niggle or long term injury. Physiologically the human body is not designed to deadlift, otherwise the spine wouldn't be positioned as it is and the length it is. Does this mean I think he's right saying deadlifting will give everyone a bad back? no. Will I stop doing heavy deadlifts? Hell no
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 16:49
In the words of Catherine Tate. "Whata load of old ****!"
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 16:50
never had any probs Infact i used to always have back problems when i was younger since starting training more seriously i have noticed that i get back pain almost never and I DO DEADLIFTS! I would say they are infact good for your back! Well thats my experience of it anyway!
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 16:55
Lets be honest, deadlifts probably are bad for you. And squats. Most heavy compounds in fact. They're not natural movements, good form or not. I struggle to think of any serious trainers without a niggle or long term injury. Physiologically the human body is not designed to deadlift, otherwise the spine wouldn't be positioned as it is and the length it is. Does this mean I think he's right saying deadlifting will give everyone a bad back? no. Will I stop doing heavy deadlifts? Hell no Agreed! Pretty much sums up exactly what i think on the matter.
" Do not tell me to play the hand i've been dealt. To hell with the cards and damn the dealer! Any man can achieve anything if he works hard enough, and thats the truth of it. Go at it with all that you are, and it is within your reach"
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 17:03
ORIGINAL: DW2000 Lets be honest, deadlifts probably are bad for you. And squats. Most heavy compounds in fact. They're not natural movements, good form or not. I struggle to think of any serious trainers without a niggle or long term injury. Physiologically the human body is not designed to deadlift, otherwise the spine wouldn't be positioned as it is and the length it is. Does this mean I think he's right saying deadlifting will give everyone a bad back? no. Will I stop doing heavy deadlifts? Hell no If squatting isn't a natural movement I don't know what is
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 17:52
ORIGINAL: Venom I did my back in for 18 months while deadlifting, ok i guess my form was wrong but I'd never do another deadlift as long as I live after what I went through im going through that right now. sucks. Deadlifts can be bad mmm....kay? sub
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19 April 2008 17:55
squatting is natural lol and so is deadlifting as is shoulder pressing unnatural movements would be ham curls, and flies. when would these be done in normal life
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 17:58
ORIGINAL: carl19 squatting is natural lol and so is deadlifting as is shoulder pressing unnatural movements would be ham curls, and flies. when would these be done in normal life Flies = Closing the curtains.
Age - 18 Bench - 95kg (at 63kg) Deadlift - 120 (at 63kg) Front Squat - 92.5kg (at 62kg)
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 18:02
ORIGINAL: Tube Screamer ORIGINAL: DW2000 Lets be honest, deadlifts probably are bad for you. And squats. Most heavy compounds in fact. They're not natural movements, good form or not. I struggle to think of any serious trainers without a niggle or long term injury. Physiologically the human body is not designed to deadlift, otherwise the spine wouldn't be positioned as it is and the length it is. Does this mean I think he's right saying deadlifting will give everyone a bad back? no. Will I stop doing heavy deadlifts? Hell no If squatting isn't a natural movement I don't know what is It becomes unnatural when you add weight to the equation. When did you last have a dump with 200kilos on ur back?
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19 April 2008 18:05
ORIGINAL: DW2000 ORIGINAL: Tube Screamer ORIGINAL: DW2000 Lets be honest, deadlifts probably are bad for you. And squats. Most heavy compounds in fact. They're not natural movements, good form or not. I struggle to think of any serious trainers without a niggle or long term injury. Physiologically the human body is not designed to deadlift, otherwise the spine wouldn't be positioned as it is and the length it is. Does this mean I think he's right saying deadlifting will give everyone a bad back? no. Will I stop doing heavy deadlifts? Hell no If squatting isn't a natural movement I don't know what is It becomes unnatural when you add weight to the equation. When did you last have a dump with 200kilos on ur back? Does ****ting my pants while giving the GF a piggyback count?
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 18:09
No, but I reckon you should make some films for a very, er, 'special' genre.
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 18:15
lmao
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RE: Deadlifts are BAD
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19 April 2008 19:05
"Always remember, the bench press destroys the shoulder and deadlifts ruin the lower back." he forgot "squats ruin your knees"
5' 11" 95kg SQ:205 BP:150 DL:245 OHP:110
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